Think Big with Your Business and Learn the True Power of Outsourcing

Learn how to work on your business instead of working in it.

Many components are taken into account when running a business. The pillars of a successful company primarily consist of maximizing revenue while minimizing overhead costs. Naturally, these tasks become priorities, but how exactly can companies execute the goals they have set for themselves?

Successful investor Quiane Crews executed techniques that were vital to the process of converting his business into a $100-million-dollar evaluation. Here are some practical guidelines I learned from him that all global businesspeople should incorporate in order to become successful in the global marketplace.

Formulate Trust

When partnerships are aligned, there is always a level of trust with the person or company you are working with. It can be a challenge to find like-minded people to see your vision, especially when they are from other countries with other customs.

If you want to develop relations with another country, China, for example, learn about the people you want to work with. Research what they seek in their mission statements, and try to contact them if you decide on potentially partnering together.

Learn the Law of the Land

Working with different countries means encountering different rules and regulations. Some countries are more lenient on exporting and labor costs than others. Large scale costs like taxes and wages are factors that are greatly affected where you decide to do business. Learn which demographics offer the best places to build and which countries have the most customer retention.

Know the Competitors

When taking a global stance with your business, your competitors are not only from the United States. Now you compete against all the countries that participate in the free market. If you decide to create a clothing brand, learn the trade that other companies have successfully used to do well.

There are times as well when the competitors may want to buy you out. Keep up to date with the value of your company, so you know how much you are worth. Some deals are not worth it, while others may be deals of a lifetime.

Know Who to Hire

Another big part of outsourcing is knowing exactly who to hire. Many business owners struggle when first starting out with their company. They either hire too fast and fire too slow, or else they hire the wrong people. When you’re outsourcing, the main goal is to hire someone that knows what they’re doing.

The reason you should hire people who know what they’re doing is because you won’t have to teach them when you could be engaged in money making activities. You either spend time or money, but when spent right—either can bring you a great return on investment.

Focus on Things That Move the Needle

The true power of outsourcing comes when you’re focusing on things that move the needle in your business. Outsourcing allows you to work on your business instead of working in your business. It allows you to not wear too many hats and allows you to be the boss and not an employee of your business.

Focusing on things that move the needle means working on the projects that generate revenue. If you can generate more revenue, you can hire more people to do the laborious jobs. This allows you to scale at a rate you want instead of trying to keep up with clients or orders you need to fulfill.

The Verdict?

Preparation is key in deciding to take your business to the next level. Learning trades, currencies, regulations, and many other things are all essential to participate in a global market. When you decide to participate on a global level, the standard raises from professional to world class.

Many of the world’s most famous business owners solved problems on a global level and because of it they’re reaping the rewards. As a business owner, don’t be afraid to think big and play big. You only live once, and just because there’s a crowded market doesn’t mean there isn’t money to be made. You are ultimately the decider of your life and if you want your business to be big, take the risk and go all in.Opinions expressed here by Contributors are their own.

Nathan Ortega is a unique individual standing at 19 years old, that likes to seek out powerful influential leaders, to spread the power of influence to many that seek it. He does PR by helping Influential individuals such as Calvin Wayman, Brett Campbell, Asa leveaux , Louie La Vella, get on podcasts to increase there exposure, authority, and branding. Nathan’s idles are Chris Gardner, Robert Kiyosaki, and Les Brown, drawn by similarities that he has experienced in life, such as being homeless sleeping in the streets or a car at age 18.